Clermont Courier publication details from Batavia Ohio
The Clermont Courier is a weekly newspaper printed in Batavia Ohio by the Clermont Publishing Company. It lists a six month subscription at $1.00 and a yearly rate of $2.00 with Rorald B. Fortney as editor and publisher. It is entered at the Batavia Post Office as second class matter.
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Batavia
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Hooking Backward Gen Taylor Nomination News Courier Clipping
Gen Taylor's nomination reached him two days after it was made while at his Natchez plantation. The Zachary Taylor steamer from Memphis brought the news. Col Joshua E Davis secures continued mail contract between Cincinnati Georgetown and Batavia through Tallmadge arrangements.
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Natchez
Zachary Taylor
Memphis
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Batavia
Col
Joshua E. Davis
Tallmadge
Clermont nominees named for national teachers show
Five Clermont women are listed to read the National Teachers in Washington D C Mrs Della Nichols Miss Anna Hanson Miss Kate Hulick Ada Leonard Miss Hatfield and Miss Lillian Robinson Also a mass convention of the Union Reform Party of Clermont to nominate a county ticket at the K P in Amelia July 20 at 10 o clock A M The party emphasizes the initiative and referendum principle.
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Della Nichols
Anna Hanson
Kate Hulick
Ada Leonard
Hatfie Ich
Lillian Robinson
Union Reform Party of
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K. P
Amelia
Reform Party
Popular Williamsburg Couple Wed at Amelia Home
Albert Stuerer a leading Williamsburg businessman married Lena Hutson a Amelia Public School teacher in a ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Amelia.
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Albert Stuerer
Williamsburg
Lena Hutson
Amelia Public School
Amelia
Poets Nook Fellow of Twenty Two
A brief note notes a young fellow of twenty two connected with the Poets Nook. It records a minor tradition or membership and hints at literary circles without naming further details.
Historic Route 74 Still Tells Old Ohio Tales
The article evokes the Williamsburg Pike or Historic Route Seventy-four linking Williamsburg and Columbia, noting early transport on toll roads, brick era buildings, and landmarks from 1801 shire towns to 1936 courthouses. It highlights stage coaches, two-horse buses, and local churches, mills, and homes reflecting a century of growth.
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Williamsburg Pike
Columbia
Ohio
Williamsburg
Lytlestown
Cincinnati
Batavia
Miami
Newtown
Hamilton County
I. O. O. F. Hall
Clermont County
Union Township
Mount Carmel
Union Hall
Main Street
Hillsboro
Dennison
Court House
Mexico
Georgetown
Wooster
Chillicothe Pike
West Union Pike
Harry Halbisch
Fuzzy Head and Fiery Red Face Poem by Adams
A short verse by Elizabeth M. Adams from Cincinnati describes a child with a fuzzy head and a fiery red face whose tiny fist exerts unexpected rule over her world. The lines capture playful family observation in a domestic scene.
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Elizabeth M. Adams
Merry Maids Meet
The next meeting will be Thursday evening July 8. After the business session a treasure hunt, arranged by the recreation committee, was enjoyed by all. Sue Vineyard, News Reporter.
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Sue Vineyard
Devotional Reading and Scripture Citations Overview
A brief reference list links Exodus chapters 31 and 35 with 1 Chronicles and Exodus 20 1 17. It notes the devotionals focus on commandments and scripture structure. The material emphasizes lawful worship patterns and priestly assignments within biblical law.
Bezalel the craftsman lesson on July 11 1948
Bezalel son of Caleb led the Tabernacle project at Sinai with Aholiab and helpers. The piece stresses the value of skilled labor guided by God and asks readers to consider their own daily work as part of God’s eternal plan.
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Ezalel
Hur
Caleb
God
Solomon
Henry van Dyke
Holiab
Bezalel
Aholiab
Sinai
Jesus
New Generations Respond to God’s Everlasting Gospel
Quote from E. M. Walker emphasizes God’s endless experimentation with generations. Each generation appears as fresh as morning dew to hear the gospel and accept the inspiring challenge.
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God
E. M. Walker
Mission Ethic Expands Beyond Old Boundaries
Roy L. Smith argues that global needs now affect all Americans. He says home and foreign missions blend as humanity shrinks into closer quarters, making every nation part of our responsibility and action.
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Roy L. Smith
Will creates welcoming living room with hospitality focus
The living room has shifted from its previous look to emphasize hospitality and fellowship. The narrator praises Will for prioritizing a warm atmosphere and invites support to help that space evolve as needed.
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Will Dudley
Will
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